The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 8

8 Kenmore Busway Station Open Today N. E. Jewish Congress Group Meets Dec. 19 More thirn fMK) (ii'Kniilxntliuia williwvll he ht-M Der, 1() at Uw llnlel be invited this week to name dele-'stiller during the day ami the Kates to the annual convention of i Bradford in the evening, the New England division of the; The convention program includes American Jewish Congress which appointment of committees, reports ment of the City of Boston, the improvement conlnt of bunwny 25 feet wlda through the trlnnfc'uliir Crass plot, a concrete platfrrm ubout 270 feet long and 20 feet wide and a shelter 75 feet long, covered by a roof 18 feet wide. in the afternoon together with a discussion of-Congress activities in combating nntl-Seinltim and economic discrimination.

John Roy Carlson, author of Unier Cover," will speak on "Subversive Elements in Boston" at the evening cession, which will be open to the public. The convention committee includes: I.OllU j.nlnln of li.tu he.lrr. rlifllriUnn; Aflllltlnl kalralty, Alhnll illlilwltt. Mai. Snmufl J.

(ilnnhum. I. Milan 8. Uiuvlti. Mm.

M. Hurviljc, Urtrioje Khrhii, Lillian Kunliin. Joseph MatiNon. Julius Myrr, Max Niarosh, Mr. M.

Roud, F.tlward Schornbci'8. Jiwcph I. Scifpit, Jiabbl Joneph S. Shubow. Abr.h.m Wlntmu, Morris Wlsefield and Mrs.

Ada F. York. An average of a little mure than three per cent of Army personnel in the S. wag off duty because of sickness or non-bnttle injuries at nil times during 1942. prealden? and general manager of the Boston Elevated Railway, announced last night.

Constructed by the transit depart The new busway, platform and ehelter above Kenmore Station of the Boylston-st. subway will be opened this morning. Edward Dana, LARGEST STORE ENGLAND -S AN ADAPTATION OF THE LUXURIOUS ENGLISH. LOUNGE IN SOFA AND CHAIR. 149.50 One cf those deep, luxurious' suites, built for the solid comfort associated with the popular English lounge.

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